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Wirral Loop Line Track Renewal Wirral loop line track renewal January – June 2017 Passenger Information Booklet Your guide to how we’ll keep you connected What is Wirral loop Track Facts line track renewal? Engineers will be working day and night 40 metres underground to replace the track and concrete. 140 wagon loads of concrete will be used. Phase 1 Four miles of cabling for lighting, power and The rail track that runs around the Wirral loop line and forms water will be used. part of the connection between Wirral and Liverpool sits on a concrete base. The concrete base is 40 years old and so it is The tunnel in the loop is very narrow at time toTuesday replace it. 3 January just under 4.7m in diameter. The only access point for work Whyto isSunday it happening? 12 vehicles is from Wirral so all vehicles As part of a £340 million investment in the region’s railway, have a six mile round trip underground to NetworkFebruary Rail plan to renew the 2017track in order to maintain reach the work site. long-term efficiency and reliability. Liverpool is one of only four Between January & June 2017, the existing concrete and British cities that have an underground track between Wirral and Liverpool will be dug out and rail network. new concrete and track laid in its place. Once the work is complete, no major renewal work will be needed on the stretch of track for decades to come. How will this affect me? Phase 1 Tuesday 3 January - Sunday 12 February 2017 For six weeks, Wirral line trains will start and terminate at Birkenhead North and Birkenhead Central. Rail replacement buses will run between Birkenhead and Liverpool stations. Phase 2 Monday 13 February - Monday 29 May 2017 For 15 weeks, Wirral line trains will start and terminate at James Street station from Monday to Friday. At weekends, all services will start and terminate at Birkenhead North and Birkenhead Central. Rail replacement buses will run between Birkenhead and Liverpool stations. Phase 3 Tuesday 30 May - Sunday 18 June 2017 For 20 days, Wirral line trains will start and terminate at Birkenhead North and Birkenhead Central. Rail replacement buses will run between Birkenhead and Liverpool stations. 2 3 Introduction Contents This guide explains how your journey will be What is Wirral loop line affected during Wirral loop line track renewal. track renewal? 2 - 3 Phase 1 3 January - 12 February 2017 6 - 9 The biggest changes during the work will be to cross-river journeys. There will also be changes on all Wirral lines: Phase 2 13 February - 29 May 2017 10 - 17 • Trains will not run around the Wirral loop line. Phase 3 30 May - 18 June 2017 18 - 21 • If you travel on the New Brighton or West Kirby lines, trains will run every 30 minutes. Six car trains will run when Travelling on the New Brighton possible to maintain the number of seats available. & West Kirby Lines 22 – 23 • Small timetable alterations will be made on the Chester and Travelling on the Chester Line 24 – 25 Ellesmere Port lines. Ellesmere Port services will start and terminate at Hooton at certain times. Travelling on the Ellesmere Port Line 26 – 27 To minimise the impact work has on your journey: Early Morning Travel 28 – 29 • Express rail replacement buses will run directly between Birkenhead and Liverpool providing a speedy service. Late Night Travel 30 – 31 • Work will be partially suspended for the Grand National Festival, Easter and May bank holidays. Easter, Bank Holidays & Special Events 32 • Valid cross-river rail tickets will be accepted on all Mersey Ferries. Soccerbus 32 • In Liverpool city centre, valid rail tickets will be accepted on Engineering Works 32 the 10A bus service. • Cross-river bus services will be strengthened. Ticket Information 33 • A dedicated social media team will provide up to the Assisted Travel 34 minute travel information. At stations, staff will ensure you catch rail replacement services as quickly as possible. Bikes 35 • Passengers with special transport needs will be assisted. Other Transport Options 36 - 37 Please consider this advice when planning your journey: Cars & the Mersey Tunnels 38 • Do not drive at peak times, the Mersey Tunnels and surrounding roads can accommodate additional buses Further Travel Advice 39 but will not cope with an increase in cars without causing significant congestion. Leave more time for your journey and avoid travelling at peak times when possible. Northern line services will not be affected by Wirral loop • Speak to your employer about whether there is flexibility in line track renewal. working times. Or you could make the most of restaurants, 4 shops and leisure activities before you travel. 5 If you travel from Ellesmere Port, Overpool or Little Sutton, you will need to change at Hooton for services to Birkenhead Central between 07:12 and 18:12, Monday to Saturday. Outside these hours, trains will run through to Phase 1 Birkenhead Central. Small timetable alterations will be made on both the Tuesday 3 January to Chester and Ellesmere Port lines throughout the work. See Sunday 12 February 2017 pages 24 - 27 for more information. Rail Replacement Buses High quality rail replacement buses will run directly between Birkenhead North and Liverpool, and Birkenhead Central and Liverpool. Buses will stop at Moorfields and St George’s Hall on Lime Street. Travelling from Wirral Rail replacement buses will be scheduled to connect with train services at Birkenhead North and Birkenhead Central. New Brighton & West Kirby Waiting time will be kept to a minimum and at peak times If you travel from New Brighton or West Kirby, all trains will buses will fill up and go to keep you on the move. terminate at Birkenhead North. If you travel to Birkenhead Park, Conway Park or Hamilton There will be timetable alterations and a 30 minute service Square, Birkenhead rail replacement buses will run between will run on both the New Brighton and West Kirby lines Birkenhead North and Birkenhead Central as shown in the throughout the work. Six car trains will run when possible to map below. maintain the number of seats available. See pages 22 - 23 for timetable information. Travelling between North & South Wirral If your journey normally involves changing between Chester & Ellesmere Port Wirral line services at Hamilton Square, Birkenhead rail If you travel from Chester or Ellesmere Port, all trains will replacement buses will link the stations as shown in the terminate at Birkenhead Central. map below. Wirral loop line track renewal New Brighton trains every 30 minutes Phase 1 West Kirby trains Tuesday 3 January to Sunday 12 February every 30 minutes Train Express Buses (Buses will meet all train arrivals) Birkenhead Rail Replacement Bus (Service operating Ellesmere Port trains start and terminate in both directions) at Hooton between approximately 06:45 & 19.30 Monday to Saturday. WIRRAL LIVERPOOL 10A City Centre Bus (Valid rail tickets accepted on service) 6 7 PHASE 1 Travelling from Liverpool New Brighton & West Kirby If you travel towards New Brighton or West Kirby, there will Rail Replacement Buses be timetable alterations and a 30 minute service will run on both the New Brighton and West Kirby lines throughout the If you travel from Liverpool to Wirral, you will need to work. Six car trains will run when possible to maintain the catch a rail replacement bus to either Birkenhead North, number of seats available. See pages 22 - 23 for timetable where trains to New Brighton and West Kirby will start or information. Birkenhead Central, where trains to Chester and Ellesmere Port will start. Chester & Ellesmere Port High quality rail replacement buses will pick up at If you travel to Ellesmere Port, Overpool or Little Sutton, you Moorfields and St George’s Hall on Lime Street, before will need to change at Hooton between 06:56 and 19:26, travelling non-stop to either Birkenhead North or Monday to Saturday. Outside these hours, trains will run Birkenhead Central. Buses to Birkenhead North and buses through to Ellesmere Port. to Birkenhead Central will leave every 15 minutes at a minimum. At peak times buses will fill up and go to keep Small timetable alterations will be made on both the Chester you on the move. and Ellesmere Port lines throughout the work. See pages 24 - 27 for timetable information. If you travel to Birkenhead Park, Conway Park or Hamilton Square, Birkenhead rail replacement buses will run between Birkenhead North and Birkenhead Central as shown in the map below. Your Journey Your journey time will increase by approximately 20 minutes, however at peak times when roads are busy journey time could increase further. To help everyone have the quickest journey possible, avoid travelling at peak times if you can and stick to public transport. Wirral loop line track renewal New Brighton trains every 30 minutes Phase 1 West Kirby trains Tuesday 3 January to Sunday 12 February every 30 minutes Train Express Buses (Buses will meet all train arrivals) Birkenhead Rail Replacement Bus (Service operating Ellesmere Port trains start and terminate in both directions) at Hooton between approximately 06:45 & 19.30 Monday to Saturday. WIRRAL LIVERPOOL 10A City Centre Bus (Valid rail tickets accepted on service) 8 9 10A Bus Route Map HUNTERS STREET T CROSSHALL STREET GREA ET P ALL E Phase 2 TR M S A L N L O T R ISLINGTON E E Y R B T S H O A N T Monday 13 February to L T R D HA A ON B E GARD L H L STREET IT LONDON ROAD T EN Moorfields MOORFIELDS station Monday 29 May 2017 CR St John’s LORD O St George’s NELSON S Gardens SS T STREET JO H H Hall N T A ’S LA LL T N E E S E I ST Queen R R T Square
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